Yamaha Steering Gate Apex 2008 on 2040-parts.com
Union, Oregon, United States
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This sale is of a steering gate off of a 2008 Yamaha Apex mountain gate look straight and in working order includes steering shaft and stock risers (check with your local dealer for application) All sales are final, no returns, no warranty Lower 48 U.S. states shipping only Hawaii, Alaska, are subject to some extra shipping charge THANK YOU FOR YOUR BUSINESS
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